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One centre has established a database for banned chemicals and hazardous wastes.
In view of the importance played by Afghanistan in the security of Central Asia, the Centre has established contacts with the leadership of UNAMA.
The Centre has established a database of mine information and prioritized 2000"dangerous areas" for clearance.
Among the new steps being taken to ensure sustainability of the occupancy rate achieved in 2009, the centre has established partnerships with the Addis Ababa Tourism Commission, Ethiopian Airlines and other stakeholders to sell Addis Ababa as a conference and tourism destination.
The Centre has established networks of over 30,000 development practitioners in 189 countries, covering more than 1,500 collaborative institutions.
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In its five-year existence, the Centre has established international cooperation for its diverse activities.
The Centre has established a forum for debate, the members of which have insight into and an interest in gender equality or other relevant social conditions.
Despite the management on slender budget, the Centre has established cooperation with other international NGOs and Indigenous People's Organizations.
The Centre has established partnerships with universities, research institutions and civil society organizations in Central Africa and is working closely with the ECCAS secretariat as well as the United Nations entities in the subregion.
Cooperation with the non-governmental sector and other partners expanded considerably during the period 1995-1996,largely in the context of preparations for Habitat II. The Centre has established a comprehensive data base on non-governmental organizations and other partners active in human settlements and is expanding its programme with those partners who had participated actively in the Habitat II preparatory process and had organized their own forums and presented their declarations and commitments to Committee Two of the Conference.
The Centre has established informal cooperation mechanisms with international organizations such as INTERPOL, Europol and the World Customs Organization, as well as with competent law enforcement authorities in various European States, in Canada and the United States, and in other countries.
Thus, the"Batkivshchyna"("Homeland") Ukrainian Cultural Centre has established contacts with the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, the Kiev Academy of Arts and the Kiev Theatre Institute.
Since September 2001, the Centre has established contacts with the directors of the International Relations Institute of Cameroon, the Catholic University of Central Africa(through the Association for the Promotion of Human Rights), the UNESCO Chair for a Culture of Peace, Conflicts Resolution, Human Rights, Democracy and Good Governance at the University of Kinshasa and the network of human rights and democracy education and training programmes of Central Africa.
Under capable management, the centre has established impressive mine risk education and victim assistance programmes that could serve as examples for post-conflict situations.
The Global Service Centre has established a practice of reporting vacancy factors monthly for the Tenant Units and UNLB posts and positions.
The Integrated Mission Training Centre has established a website to control the number of participants registered and ensure that their participation was approved by their supervisors.
Moreover, jointly with UNV, the Centre has established the Disaster Management Programme(DMP) and participated in the Inter-Agency Standing Committee on the Relief to Development Continuum.
The Commonwealth Telecommunications Organization(CTO) ADR Centre has established partnership relationships with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution and the Singapore Mediation Center.
Since the seventeenth session of the Commission, the Centre has established a small unit on the special session within the Urban secretariat, with the task of coordinating the Centre's activities in support of the preparatory process for the special session of the General Assembly.
Being subsidized by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare,the Social Inclusion Support Centre has established a free point of contact for consultation(Yorisoi Hotline) that is open 24 hours a day and 365 days a year as a point of contact providing consultation services for the poor and needy and victims of spousal violence, etc., including on general worries in their lives.
Since the commencement of its operations, the Centre has established contacts with other United Nations agencies present in Cambodia, including the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF), the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) and UNDP, with a view to coordinating the implementation of its programme of activities with those of these organizations in human rights-related areas.
A total of 36 centres have established web sites, often in local languages.
Several Centres have established their own Web sites for local audiences.
In addition to that core activity, the centre had established links with the Inter-American Human Rights Institute, whose headquarters were in Costa Rica.
At the time of the current review, the Centre had established a monitoring mechanism and programme performance reporting which are incorporated into the Secretariat-wide Integrated Monitoring and Documentation Information System IMDIS.
As an alternative, regional service centres have established rosters of regional consultants to respond to demands from countries, which have facilitated the exchange of technical expertise.
Working in partnership with local institutions and organizations,United Nations information centres have established a vital link to the local community.
Among new steps being taken to ensure sustainability of the occupancy rate achieved in 2009, the centre had established partnerships with the Addis Ababa Tourism Commission, Ethiopian Airlines and other stakeholders to sell Addis Ababa as a conference and tourism destination.
The centres have established Sunday schools, giving lessons on the traditions and language of each particular ethnic group: Armenian, Hebrew, Korean, German, Polish, Ukrainian, Uigur, Bukhar Hebrew, Greek, Georgian, Dungan, Chinese, etc.
The Ghana Investment Promotion Centre had established a one-stop shop in 2005.